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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05

l.. G. Carney, deputy city clerk, was sick
yesterday and unable to attend to his duties.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05

on sale tomorrow at o'clock at the Uhior
ticket office
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05

Notice to Real Estate Agents.
NY lots on n Lawrance are withdrawn
from the market R. H. RoYs.
1922
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05

| Wanted-Carpeuters to know that ]. f..
Richmond has set up n saw flag shop at
Klaus & Coles shops, south Of the postoffice
on Water st, where he wilt file saws of all
kinds g. e.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
Special Bargains.

On Washington ave between Central and
Pine, 6 room house, good stable and other
improvements, rents for $50 per month
Good room house on Washington ave be
tween 10th and llth sts, must be sold
S32t~ MKEKINS & RICHARDSON,
2l2 North Main St
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
The Dunlap Hxts.

GoldStandt the halter, at 2G4 Douglas ave,
will place on sale today. the Dunlap spring
style OF silk and derby hats. 93-2s
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
Take Notice.

Sterling, Kan, March ;, 1887. 93-6t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
9ubuque owa 9ienfag ben 22 NldrS 1887. Nnmmer 8t7

ciicbubn @eIelIibaft Der &esieruns anse'
boten babe, tbr bas 8orre9t, wona9 in
Ranitoba uno i'm britii6eu ROrOweitSes
biete teine an6ere @eisli9aft eine Babn
bebuf8 8erbtn6ung nit ben Stammbabnen
Der Ser. Staaten bauen barf, fir $1o,s
900, 900 gu pertaufsn. Oa bies @erii9t
9anb in 9an6 nit Der Ra3ri9t fOmmt,
baB bic tp06entIi3eu @tnnubmen ber Sabn
In leeter 3eit iebr beoeuteuo a6senommen
b1ben, 10 firdtet man, baS bieier i9EieBs
lid 6er Re9ieruas in ber Sanb bdnsen
bIsiben ptrS. Die canabii5e Baciitcbubn
bat bic &esieruus bereits $40, 100000
setOitet, gang abseieben uon ben riefsen
2anb9ebieten, ruel6e ibr sei9entt rporbsn
linb, uno benz obenerpdbnten 8orre9t,
bsfsu iis ii4 iest fur SO, 900, 900 beses
BEN mil. DAP bic cauubii9e 9acifcbabn
iib nod auf Sabr5ebnte binaus ui6t be.
sabIsn parbe, bOt ieber uernauftise Reni9
porausssiebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
Solitiifbe GNHoItbaa.
SuIa8D.

Na9 Der 8ertagun8 bes Gons
arelies 1T ss in poIitiiden areiien rubtser
seporben. 8obI btscutttrt man eirgeIne
MubreseIu nod bes 2dnseren unb
greitern; aber man idsint ermiioet. Qm
msiitsn anIus gum 8iscuttiren sibt bic
srunsIidte Egia fir Sis alrbeiten ar
SliiIen uuO Sdfen, Ser @Ieuelaub ietus
3uitimmuns usrweigerte. Die in Reoe
ftebenbe Bill bepiliste gu beiasten 3pets
TEN etwas an 10 Milionen Dollars unb
bdtte man6em 6rsunbe zines GonsreBz
names etnen i56uen @epinn ueri6ufft,
Der 10 in Der ginbiIOuu8struft fOrtbeitsbsn
muB.
SOIsenoes itnb bic Summen, pel9s Der
@OnsnB fir bic ueri4ieoenem 3peiSe bes
SHentli9en 0ienites fir 6as tommsnSe
@eIddftsiuhr bemtlliat hat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
preiie Ger 2ln5eteen.

SeOer .3ol Der SpoIte per cyabr. :. $12.OO
6Ntonate 5 100
3Wouate S 500
Siir ie5e 3etle grepier, ooer bereu &auru, bas
erftemal 10 Gents, bic ndbfenmale Gents,
Setratbss unb 3obesan;ei9en NIT Sprues
$1.50, obne Spru6 $1.00.
snsipartise an;risen mifcu uoraus6e;ablt turrAa.
aln;eiseu fir 8icnies, 2otterien, GliidsIpt.le
&C., bic oem Settle Der fatb. Rir9e ;lmber, fiu=
ben feline Qufuabme.
sln3ei8en icaSe nan fpateitens
Ionta8 IorSen ein.
Jobs2lrbeiten aller Dirt prompt unS
btllt9 aus9efibrt.
Sifice Der ,,8 asette":
Gae Ger 8. uno JopasStrases
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22

3uiammen.. ....... ...........S S247 ,3S7, 144
Erob bieier erI9refli5en Summe wers
ben bic llsberi5iiie bod nod lange ni9t
aus Der gun6ssfaiie ueri9winben. Die
8sriu9e, psI6e Der Senat uno bas 9aus
mu6ten, bus @eIb fir 9eniiOnsSpede gum
Senifer btnaus3uperfen, i9Iusen febl. Im
80. SUM- b. 5. usrbsn bO9it Ipabri3eins
lid bic 3prOssntise Bombs einberufen wer.
ben, unb bann rpirb es taum mebr einen
&anal gum abfluB Der l9beri@aiie seben.
Seben mir ms iett in ben einSelnen
Staaten UNI unb'beridii6 6tisen babel beions
bsrs isns Staatsn, no bic @eiessebuusen
IN Sibuns iinb ober 8abIen itattfanben.
Sn bteien 5ribiarspablen, bic ni9t pon
GROCER polttiider 8eoeutuns iinb, erlitten
in Wtnueiota bic &epubIitaner, bic
faft ii6erau init ben Eemperenslern lieb:
duseltsn,. tidtise S9lappen. Sn unierm
Staate Soma unb tn Rew Seriep
ba6en bic 0emotraten 9ertnse SerIuite err
litten. Sn Ri an 9eben bic 8osen
Der @abIcampaSue, bic anfanss bes nd3s
ftsn WOuats gum austras tommen ruirb,
bereits bod; es ptrb bort Bel bieier @eles
ssnbeit aud iber bas pOrSeidlagene Pros
bibttionsamsubement aur Staatsuerfaiiuns
abseitimult psrSen. Sn ben 9esisIaturen
pon Waine, Mafla9uietts 8 unb
Nep . OFT baben bieier Gage bic 5rauens
ittnrmre9tler 9siebsrIasen erfubreu; IN
&bobe SsIanb basssen 1T cine Sor;
1ase fir Submiiiion in bisisr Srase anses
nommen tuorben unb 3par gum sueitens
male, 70 baB i5on bemndbit bic llrabi ittms
muns bariber erfolsen taun. @ine nit
1000 llnteri9riften ueriebene pstition Der
Sabritcnteu unb @eiadftsIeutsn uon gros
pibence UNI Biosrruf bes uerp6ntsn Yrobi.
bitionsssieses purbe uon berieIbsn 9esis,
latur unbea9tet selahen. Die Oemotras
ten uOu &boOe Sslanb batten i'm eaufe Der
Iesten @o6e ibre Transformation, nomis
nirten @anbibatsn fir bic Staatsdmter unb
fcrmulirten elm parteiprosramm, paren
aber gu feig, In Der Probibitionss ober Der
Srauenitimnlre9tsfrase Stslluns Su nebs
men. Sn Biseoniin bat bic 9esisIas
tur bas .uOrseidlasene amenbemsnt sur
Staatspsrfafuns, ponad - i'm Gimme Der
betanntsn Bei9liiie ber WiIpauteer
9euti9s @sieai9aft - In 3utunit nur
nod Sirssr ber Der. Staatsn bas
Stimmredt TN Staate beiisen iollsn, nit
go sesen 80 Stimuen perporfen unb cine
Blu ansenOmmsn, burd peIde bie Staatss
sinwanberunssbebSrbs aufssbOben purbs.
Sn Der q sp . rter 9esislatur i3pebt
bsr Rampf um bic So9licsnsbia bss SOps
arb Crosby nod, bod itsbt bic annubms
berielben tn iidsrer ausiidt, isitbsm bis
Blu pon Der Waaioritat beibsr Sauler ,u
elmer partsimaBreseI sema9t wurbe. Su
8irsinten unb In use its9irai.
nien iinb bie 2esisIatureu au grtrasS Sei.
fonsn 3uiammenberufen worbsu unb ana,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22

&om, IA. Wdrs. aas Uganda lin
MittsIafrita n0rolid pon bsm gictorias
Giauia' See unb iibli9 pom guin pai9a's
8ropins beIessn) iinb bis gum "a. Sanuar
b. s. reidenbe 9ta9ri5tsn bier sinsetrois
fen, mad benen bic fatboliiden unb prots=
itantiiden Miiiiondre In isnsr @sssnb ii5
bsiten Woblersebens erfreuen anb Ste &ube
wieber bsrseiteat 1T. aber bis gsribsr bee
Worbtbaten ft4 nod peritedt baItsa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22

ct. Petersburg, 15. Mdrs. Der
seiammte faiierlide 9of pobnte seitern
einem Trauersottesbisnite on benz @rabs
male bes ueritorbensn @saren tn Der Yetsrs
u. Yauls sRatbebrale BET. Mebnlide @ots
tssbienite fanben tn ausn lbrisen Rir@sn,
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23

Of New York. brother of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Van
Wrinkle, Mr.. Franklin Brickley, of Fort Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffith and others. Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith were generously remem bered
with large number Of handsome gifts They
VIII make their home with Mrs. Stone until
going into their own house OF Pratt street.
The congregation of St Paul's Church held n
peasant social last evening, at the residence of
N.Y. John w. Jones, on East ST. Clair street A
snort musical programme WAS given in which
MRS. Belle Adams. Master Harvey Loves and
Charles Jones sang, and Mrs. Baugher's sons
gave piano duet. Refreshments were served.
IL IS the last entertainment by this congregation
Until after the lenten season.
An elegant reception given by Mrs. New
ton Claypool, yesterday afternoon, at her resi-
dence on North Pennsylvania street. The
hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs Hurl-
burt, Mrs. Munk and Mrs. Earl, of Connersville;
Miss Matthews of Chicago Miss Farquhar. Miss
Malott, Miss Fletcher, Misses Claypool and Miss
Knight A profusion of smilax and flowers
adorned all available space, and a rose was given
each guest, as favor, at refreshments A band,
stationed In window, was screened by a curtain
OF smilax. There were large number of ladies
present, the rooms being filled from to G
o'clock. An unusual number of elegant costumes
were worn, the ladies receiving nearly all wear
ing white. Mrs. Clay pool entertained the latter,
with number of gentlemen, with a dancing
party in the evening.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23
Society Events.


The social circle of the First Baptist Church
will meet this afternoon With Mrs. Dan Martln,
on North Alabama street.
Cards were issued, yesterday, by Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Daggett for a reception. on Wednesday
evening March g from to IL, in honor of their
son, Mr.. VIM. H. Daegett and wife, formerly
Miss Bessie Scott
There will be a social for the young folks, both
married and SINGLE of the First Baptist Church
and Sunday school, Friday evening. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Jacobs, No. Col
North Delaware street
MIR. James Keogh, conductor on the. Vandaiia,
was married early yesterday morning at St
Johns Cathedral to Miss Maud Mercer, gradu-
ate of st. Mary's. and young lady who has
many friends both in this city and Terre Haute.
MGR Aug. Bessones performed the ceremony.
They left at o'clock for st. Louis.
Major and Miss Marsh gave an elegant dancing
nar,v last night, in honor of their guest, Miss
Correu of Kalamazoo, and Miss Starkey, at
thoir home at the corner of Pennsylvania and
seventh streets The house was tastefnlly dec
corated with plants and flowers. There were
ahout fifty guests present, and the event was one
of great enjoyment
Miss Bessie, only daughter OF Mrs ID. A.
Stone. was married yesterday, at O'CLOCK, to
AIR Ciande Griffith. son of the senior memoer OF
INC firm, Of Griffith Brothers. of South Meridian
street The wedding was very quiet tne reia.
lives and a few intimate friends being all tina.
,rera nresent Rev James Mcleod, of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, performing the ceremony.
The bride were a very pretty oress Oh WIZ VIC
satin and carried bouquet OF roses ana lilies
of the valley. After the ceremony oeiictous
dinner was served. Among the guests were nE
and Mrs Griffith. of Dayton, MT. W. y. Ston0'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

A. II. Harryman editor of the Chicago Cur
rent, is in the city.
Willard Parks and wife, of Martinsville, are
visiting in the CITY,
Miss Kate Lands returned last night from
short visit to friends in Columbus.
Mrs. Monk and Mrs Beth Early, of Corners
vile, are visiting friends in this city
Miss Alice G. Hall, of Lafayette, is the guest
of Mrs. Will Hail. on North Meridian street
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Wells, of Chicago, are
spending few days in this city with relatives.
Mr.. Will B. Stone will go to Anderson to-day,
and return 70 his homo in New York on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. H. Daggett will return
homo this evening from their trip to Kansas
City.
Miss Lille Reeves is expected home to- NOR
row from Cleveland, where she has been visiting
for about two months.
Mr. and Mrs. r. French and daughter left,
yesterday, for Cincinnati to spend the re-
mander of the week. They wiki visit Mrs.
Frenchs mother.
A letter from Paris, in the New York Home
Journal has the following notice of Mr. G. K. l..
Black, we'll known in this city as a son of Prof.
j. S. Black: "Mr. Black, who is we'll known in
New York, is spending the winter here in study
ing his art. He has had the good fortune of an
introduction to NJ. Faure, the distinguished
French vocalist considered by many the fore
most of living baritones. Mr.. Black wished to
study with M. Faure but NJ. Faure does not
teacn, ana Will not accept pupils Beng De-
seged continually by applicants, all receive the
same refusal; but later, hearing Mr.. Black sing,
he conferred upon the young American what is
considered great honor by having him study
under his personal supervision. Inducements
have already been offered Mr.. Black to remain
in Paris but after finishing his studies he will
probably go to Norway, and thence to England,
before returning to America"
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bates House: E. c. Bradley, Columbus. Ind.
J. c. Dillon, Rushville; Otto P. Dillon, Irving
ton; j. e. Beard, Miss Mary LIE Grange Miss
Jessie Dunlap. Franklin; j. D. Cannady Evans
vile: W. C. Halstead, Franklin; Robert w.
Harrison, Mrs. j. Robbins. Miss L. Robbins
Shelbyville; Sam A. Brokaw. Sullivan; NJ. Nolan,
Rushville; Charles Henry, Anderson; w. g.
Branch: Martinsvillei Ed grinoeel, Miss Helen
Holland Vincennes; W. Fl. Van Sickle, w
Adair, w. G. Klein, R. e. Gates, Frankfort;
Robert Cravens, Madison; N; l. slipher Null
berry; g. w. Ballard, j. j. Netheville, W. l..
Diven, John Il. Mcclure, Anderson; NJ. P. Wamp-
ler Greencastle; Mrs. J. NJ; Cast, Mrs. Dinwid-
die, A. Given and wife, Frankfort; Il L. Prewitt,
w. e. Dunn, Martinsville; G. l.. Galley. Craw-
louisville.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23

4 URORA TEA STORE PRICE LIST.
SUGARS
81 for 16 TBS granulated.
ST for II TBS coffee. A.
81 for 1S TBS soft A.
s. for 19 tbs white c.
81 for 20 lbs yellow;
zoe per Is for good BIO, Roasted
22c per tb fer finest Rio, roasted.
2;5c per ib for Java and Rio. blended.
Soc per ib for Government Java, roasted.
Green coffee from 16c to 2oc per Is.
TEAS
15c per Is good Oolong.
25c per tb fine Oolong.
25c per tb good Imperial.
6Oc per ID for all the best grades
These Teas are guaranteed first-cass.
CANNED GOODS.
1Oc for l can Folks Tomatoes.
Csc for 3 cans string beans.
15c for 2 cans succotash.
15c for 2 cans best pumpkins
25c for z cans best table peaches.
15c for i can best table peaches.
Csc for 3 cans best corn.
25c for 2 cans Yarmouth corn.
25c for 3 cans gooseberries
25c for 3 cans darDson plums.
&c for l magic pumpkin.
Our canned goods all fresh and new, and guar
"''''sN '''' DRIED FRUITS. ETC.
12lec 10 finest French prunes.
25c for 3 TBS English currants.
25c for 4 TBS best dried apples.
25c for 5 tbs California grapes.
Csc for 3 fbs fancy Valencia rasins.
25c for Is TBS best hominy
25c for z TBS oatmeal.
FLOUR.
All the best grades constantly on hand.
Prices guaranteed to be as low any in the city.
SOAP, ETC.
1c for bar German soap.
2l2c for bar Palm Leaf SOAP
25c for bars Every Day soap,
zoe for / gallon strip.
25c for 5 TBS good baking powder
Sc for / gallon headlight oil.
Two dozen different brands to choose from.
Free delivery to all parts of the city.
A. GLADDEN.,
1853 West Washington Street.
Telephone 651
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23
THE HOUSE.
'''ai to Appropriate $3.50 900 for Con-
NJ struction of Heavy Guns.

'''ai to Appropriate $3.50 900 for Con-
n strucsion of Heavy Guns.
"AShiSGToN, Feb. 22--The House met this
~,.h'ng at II o'clock.
N. niand' of Missouri, as privileged ques-
49, '"ea up the veto of the bill increasing the
ba. Vi John ". Farris. He bore testimony
n..,. 'elSohai knowledge of the claimant to the
the claim, and asked that the House
:, me bill over the Veto
sso Aouse refused to pass the bill over the
tsotb;seaa LIZ nays 93-not the constitutional
Tbs H. Vote in the affirmative.
Whole e" "use then resumed, in committee of the
% the snsslueration Of the Senate's amendments
The ufy civil appropriation bill.
1 sppgop.i 'nenhations OF the committee on
ntee- har;.us were concurred in, and. the com
1 % the dis.ne risen, a conference was ordered
Mr. B,s saereeing votes Of the two houses.
n.li,s-1k .G o. Wisconsin, from the committee
tnded a. Affairs, reported the bill which is in
FftYida ia s,uostifute for the McAdoo bill ito
no manufacture of firstclass mod.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Feb. 22-The Prohibi-
tionists held their State convention in this city
this morning. A full State ticket was put in
nomination, as follows Governor, Thomas H.
Peabody, OF Westerly; Lieutenant governor.
Anthony NJ Kimber, of Newport; Secretary of
State Frederick W. Warner, OF Bristol: Gener-
al Treasurer. John G. Berry, Of South Kingston;
Attorney-general, Edwin Metcalfe, of Provi-
dence.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23

THE affairs of the estate of the late Arthur B.
Johnson, of Utica, have been settled by a COM
promise with those having claims against it.
There was $l2, BIG 03 to satisfy demands aggre-
eating $40, 342. Among the creditors ex-
Senator Roscoe Conkling His claim was for
SCI, III. %, and he received only 81, 87S. 50.
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
Evansville & Terre Haute.



Iveyndpls 7:3Oam p~12:O0n 4:oOpu s'1o:45pm
Ar Indpls 35Oam i1OOOam 335pm 415pna
Vial & st. l.. Ryi
I've Indpls. .1O:5Opm t53opm -11:55am 7:l0am
Ar Indpls 3:45am tlO:OOam 3:35pn 6:25pm
*Daily, fdaily except Sunday, p parlor car. sleep
ing car.
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor.
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest in America
between Indianapolis and Evansvills Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. NJ. Train does not leave
until 1O45 o. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-23

II CANNOT sing tonight! All! my throat is
sore and nothing helps it" "Of course you
it, and you'll sing like the BIRDS" eyes; it costs
only twenty-five cents"
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EASTERN DIVISION.
Disqualification Express Mail daily, re. 4:1O nm
Atlantic Express s. and r. Co.. 3:55 pm
Night Express. daily, s. and r. c.. 300 pm
Arrve-Pacifc Express, daily, s. andr c. 7:2O am
Western FIX. and Nail, and r. c.. $3.50 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily s. and +. c-..------ 1920 pn
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON WEDNES-
III day, February % at o'clock p. M, on the
premises we will sell at public auction two-story
frame house. known as No. $50 North Alabama ST.,
containing rooms. gas cellar cistern well, wood
house and stable Rooms elegantly papered. Lot
5Cxl3O to alley This property is located on the
southwest corner of Pratt and Alabama streets being
frstclass location east front and title perfect
Terms very easy. W. E. MICK & co.
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mn FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS-
!. sherman Resigns His Position as
", orosident Pro Tenn. Of the Senate.

. .,;ors Urging Passage of Dependent PEN
w." Rill--Proposal to Appropriate $780,
' eaa far Construction Of Heavy Guns.
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No clearinghouse keeper win recommend you
the use of ANGosTURA BITTERs, as they are the
best appetizer known. Use them in spite of
themselves.
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LOST.

OST A LARGE BLACK DEERHOUNDj
l 4 white mark in throat and breast; in general ap
pearance not unlike pointer. Finder please return
to 272 North street and receive reward
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis & Chicago
ru~rrNN TT DryysyoN

Cincinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cin natl Fast Line daily s. and c. c. $40 am
st. Louis Express daily ........-. $3.50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. .11:33 am
Cincinnati Mail, p c.. 800 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily. 600 pm
Arrive-1ndanapolis Accommodation. !O;45 ana
Chicago andS St Louis Mail, p. c. dy. i LAB am
Lafayette Accommodation. 4:45 pm
St Louis Express, daily. -1O:45 pm
Chicago Fast Line daily, S. and c. c. lilo pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Ex.. 7:10 am
. Indianapolis and Logansport Ex 7:1O ana
Chicago Mail, p. 1905 pm
Lafayette Accommodation. boo pm
indianapolis and South Bend Ex-. 300 pm
Chicago Peoria and n. Ex., daily,
S. and r. -11'OO DIN
Arrive att Fast Line, dy. c. and s. 3:2O am
Cincinnati Accommodation. .11:15 am
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex. - 1:l5 am
Cincinnati Mail D. c....-........ 335 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Ex.... GAO PM
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To EXCHANGE.

TINO EXCH ANGE-YALUABLE MAXINKUCKEE
i property nicely located, with fine view of the
lake, rents readily exchange for general stock of
goods. For particulars address ]. II. KOONTZ Mar
mont. Ind.
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON WEDNES-
IL day, February % at o'clock p. M. the
premises, will sell at public auction two story
frame house, known as No 135 East Pratt street,
containing ten rooms, gas cellar, cstern, we'll wood
house etc. Rooms elegantly papered and in first
class condition. Lot 33x19O to alley Title per-
feet. Will be sold on easy payments.
W. e. MICK g. CO.